Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-18
REVENUE RETURNS.
Annual Report of Treas
urer Hyatt.
A SATISFACTORY STATEMENT.
The Balance of Receipts Over Ex-
penditures Amounts to
$103,471,O97.
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| WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE
annual report of Treasurer HYATT
shows that the revenues Of the Gov
eminent for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1887, were $371 ,4O3, 277, and
ordinary expenditures $267. 1892, 179;
the surplus of receipts available for
the reduction of the public debt being
SOB, All ,097. As compared with the
previous year the receipts increased
$34, $685. 500, the expenditures $685.
449, O41, and surplus revenues $9,514,-
500. There was an increase in every
item of revenue, the largest being in
the receipts from customs. The larg-
est increase in expenditure was on ac-
count Of the Indians and pensions and
the largest decrease on account of the
interest on the public debt. The re-
ceipts of the postoffice department
amounted to $53, 1924 and expen-
ditures to $50, 583 1886.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT.
Under the provisions Of the act of
June 8, 1872, certificates of deposit
amounting to $34, 800, 900 were issued
during the fiscal year for United
States notes lodged in the Treasury.
The redemptions in the same period
were $43, $3.50, 900. There remained out
standing June 80 only 5000, 600,
which is the least amount shown ct
the end of any fiscal year since the
issue began. There were no old Ger
tificates issued during the year. The
redemptions amounted to Sc, 1897 ,428,
OF total of 81, liza, 1854. $50 issued from
November, 1855. There were out
standing at the close of the year $l2l,-
486, 8l7, of which $50, 261 $3.50 were in
the Treasury and SOL ,255, 437 in circu-
lation. Holdings of the Treasury de-
creased nearly $25 ,00O, 900 in the year.
The amount outstanding October 81
was 1882 ,542 1881, of which the Treas
ury hold $32, 1858, 128.
SILVER CERTIFICATES
Outstanding at the close of the fiscal
year amounted to $l45, 543, $50, an I'M
crease of nearly $50 ,000, 900 in the
twelve months. The amount in the
treasury fell off in the same period
from nearly $2S, 200, 900 to So, 425, 1873,
while the increase in actual circulation
was little more than $54 ,O00, 600.
This increase is due in part to the de-
mand for small notes arising from the
discontinuance of the issue of legal
tenders of ones and twos. The Treas
urer believes that nearly all Of the
trade dollars have been redeemed.
NUMBER OF DOLLARS COINED.
The coinage of standard silver dol
lars for the fiscal year was $33 ,216, 1871,
an inc ease of 1887, 1926 over 1886.
On October 31st the treasury held
$214 ,175 ,532 and there were $62, $780,
625 in circulation between June 3Oth,
1886 and October 3lst, 1887.
DANK ACCOUNTS.
Between the end of the fiscal year
and October 31st, the number of de-
pository banks was increased from 200
to 220. The receipts of public funds
by the banks during the year were
$l2S, 482, 769, making an aggregate
from the beginning Of the system of
little short of $4,000 900 900. There
was decrease of $84 ,0O8, 100 during
the year in bonds held to secure cir
culation of national banks, leaving On
deposit $191 1866, 700, against which
there was outstanding $166, 625 1858 in
national bank notes.